The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) has raised strong concerns about recent military actions in the southern Caribbean. These operations, carried out without regional consultation, risk upsetting the delicate peace. The OECS emphasizes that military moves should not happen without talking first to Caribbean partners.

The OECS supports fighting crime like drug trafficking. Yet, it stresses all actions must follow international law and respect sovereignty. Unilateral military moves may lead to misunderstandings and heighten tensions. This threatens not just security but the economies and societies of small Caribbean nations.

Peace and dialogue remain vital for the Caribbean’s future. The OECS asks all countries involved to consult deeply with the Caribbean Community and the OECS. Working together through cooperation, not conflict, will keep the region stable and safe.

The Caribbean has thrived because of its unity and diplomacy. Protecting this spirit helps the region face challenges without risking conflict or harm to its people.